Trees and shrubs of Perm

Komsomolsky Avenue

Spruces in front of Cultural and Business Center

The area of trees and shrubs in the city of Perm in 2000 was:[1]

Category of trees and shrubs | Area (km²)

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of common use
(gardens, parks, boulevards) | 7.51
of limited use
(inside the dwelling blocs, at the territories of schools, hospitals, another institutions) | 10.39
of special use
(protective sanitary plantations, cemeteries and so on.) | 10.20

In 2000, by the order of city administration Perm State University drew up an inventory of trees and shrubs, which embraced Industrialny and Leninsky city districts completely and other city districts partially.[2] 697,055 trees was taken into account.

District | Explored area (km²) | Wood area (km²) | Total length of paths (km)

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Dzerzhinsky | 20.50 | 1.16 | 64.4
Kirovsky | 20.32 | 2.109 | 86.8
Motovilikhinsky | 34.32 | 1.725 | 88.4
Ordzhonikidzevsky | 33.94 | 2.453 | 62.7
Sverdlovsky | 28.88 | 2.145 | 159.0
District | Total amount of trees | Prevailing types, % | Amount of old trees | Amount of trees,
that require replacement

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Dzerzhinsky | 72,302 | Poplar — 20.03
Norway Maple — 16.38
Acer negundo — 12.9 | 4,856 (6.71%) | 948 (19.52%)
Kirovsky | 188,497 | Pine — 29.37
Poplar — 26.12
Acer negundo — 13.2 | 98,374 (52.18%) | 2,322 (2.36%)
Motovilikhinsky | 129,888 | Acer negundo — 27.62
Poplar — 15.88
Willow — 14.05 | 13,603 (10.47%) | 1,419 (10.43%)
Ordzhonikidzevsky | 101,566 | Poplar — 24.09
Birch — 17.32
Acer negundo — 13.02 | 1,928 (1.89%) | 1,297 (67.27%)
Sverdlovsky | 163,945 | Acer negundo — 24.82
Willow — 15.94
Poplar — 13.18 | 6,133 (3.74%) | 642 (10.47%)
Leninsky | 13,151 | Acer negundo — 30.22
Tilia — 18.6
Poplar — 15.23 | 3,283 (14.53%) | 897 (27.32%)
Industrialny | 27,706 | Poplar — 36,99
Acer negundo — 23,63
Birch — 14.63 | 1,911 (11.85%) | 1,748 (91.47%)

The city administration makes efforts to plant trees and shrubs. Since 1999, a "Green Wall" campaign is conducted with the purpose of increase in quantity of trees and shrubs. The action is realized by force of OTOSes, schoolchildren and volunteers.

## See also[edit]

* Urban forests of Perm

## References[edit]

1. ^ (in Russian) Состояние и охрана окружающей среды г. Перми в 2000 г.: Справочно-информационные материалы. / Муниципальное управление по экологии и природопользованию. Пермь, 2001. PDF
2. ^ (in Russian) Состояние и охрана окружающей среды г. Перми в 2001 г.: Справочно-информационные материалы. / Муниципальное управление по экологии и природопользованию. Пермь, 2002. PDF

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